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    Re: Monitor and then GFX upgrade

    Are we talking backlight bleed across all IPS panels that aren't priced in the £700+ region or specific models?

    Additionally, I was reading about Freesync 2 but unsure if its worth holding out for a bigger choice of monitors to be made available. HDR isn't on my list of must haves, but I do like the idea of the lower framerate range it supports - or is that just LFC? Im still a little confused

    Oh and frustratingly a 1080 can be had for under £500! https://www.scan.co.uk/products/8gb-...-graphics-card
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    Re: Monitor and then GFX upgrade

    Quote Originally Posted by Oobie- View Post
    Oh and frustratingly a 1080 can be had for under £500! https://www.scan.co.uk/products/8gb-...-graphics-card
    Yesterday Overclockers had Vega 64 cards at £499.99, the same price as most of their Vega 56 cards.

    Edit: Amazon seem to be price matching that.

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    Re: Monitor and then GFX upgrade

    V64 is faster than 1080, so costing a bit more is to be expected

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    Re: Monitor and then GFX upgrade

    So after going through a few more reviews and finding out some more about panels and shortlisting 4, Ive just come to a stalemate. They all seem to have quite vociferous widespread problems - mainly that the IPS (AVHA) and unacceptable level of blb. These are:

    Acer XF270HUAbmiidprzx 27''
    ASUS MG279Q 27
    BenQ ZOWIE XL2730 27
    AOC AGON AG271QX

    Not to mention these are all from 2015/2016, which just boggles the mind that they arent doing more with IPS and freesync + 144hz.

    Im tempted to go with the ASUS model but its the oldest of the 4.

    What do you guys reckon?
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